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Does VFP 9 have this feature?
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Visual FoxPro
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Visual FoxPro Beta
Miscellaneous
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00949117
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If I may ask another question, please (I thought ADDBS was what I was looking for but it is not).

Say the main app is MYMAINAPP.EXE and the reports are in MYREP.EXE. Do you call MYREP.EXE from MYMAINAPP.EXE as "DO MYREP.EXE WITH lParameter"? That is, the code that extracts the report is in MYREP.EXE, right?


>
lcTempFileName = ADDBS(SYS(2023)) + SYS(2015)
>USE myreport.frx
>COPY TO (lcTempFileName)
>USE
>
>>Sergey,
>>
>>How do you export a report from an external .exe? There must a command I don't know, I will be looking for it in the help file but if you can give me a clue, I would appreciate it.
>>
>>Thank you for your help.
>>
>>>You can do that in any VFP version by storing all reports in the separate EXE and having main program of that exe export requested report (.FRX, .FRT) to a temp. file and returning thenname of that file to your main application.
>>>
>>>>Does or will VFP 9 have a feature where you could "package" VFP reports into one file? Similar how you can have many classes in one class library.
>>>>
>>>>The reason I am asking is my app has close to 100 reports and they are all included in the .EXE. I want to make .EXE smaller and provide report files excluded from the .EXE. But that would require to store many, many .frx files on the application drive. This is not really (I don't think) technically prohibitive but it would "look" better if the report were all in one report "library.".
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